“Following consultations, the governors of the South-east have agreed that the second Niger Bridge shall be named the Muhammadu Buhari Second Niger Bridge,” Mr Tolu said.
This paper found that Mr Buhari’s government was almost promptly consumed by the sceptre of endemic corruption and political avarice that he set out to combat in the first place.
President Muhammadu Buhari’s regime says it has delivered 8,938 housing units across 35 states and the FCT and constructed 9,290km of roads nationwide.
He said the amount was for the procurement of some equipment and to complete the construction of two sub-stations that would help boost the electricity supply in the country.
The federal government says barricades will soon return to major highways under construction as work resumed on Tuesday.
Such legacy, Mr Uzodimma reckons, is the construction of the Second Niger Bridge by the Buhari regime.
In the past, travellers to the South-East used to spend between 12 and 18 hours crossing the old Niger Bridge due to gridlocks.
Goodluck Jonathan is by far the most popular past president among a vast swath of Igbo people precisely because of the symbolic goals he scored with them.
The Road Safety chief urged public members to cooperate with all traffic managers to ensure the free traffic flow during the period.
